Month: September 2015

After a series of meetings across the Sioux Falls Catholic Diocese last year, a number of small parishes were merged and centralized.  Bishop Paul Swain […]

A Huron woman is facing charges of assaulting multiple Huron Police officers during a traffic stop last month. Beadle County Deputy State’s Attorney Dan Nelson […]

Weather experts have been watching as the El Nino expands in the Pacific Ocean.  South Dakota State Climatologist Dennis Todey says the numbers continue to […]

The tract of land in Huron know as the Southtown Addition is getting a little more character. The Huron City Commission Monday night approved a […]

With only a handful of days before the end of the fiscal year, an agreement on a federal budget appears unlikely.  South Dakota Senator Mike […]

The August break apparently didn’t bring much change to the standoff over a federal transportation bill.  South Dakota Senator John Thune says while they had […]

The Huron City Commission made a major step in developing a budget for next year by passing first reading of the Annual Appropriations ordinance. Finance […]

The Huron City Commission has accepted a 10-thousand dollar donation from the family of philanthropist Earl Nordby to help the Huron Community Campus maintain a […]

State Representative Paula Hawks of Hartford says she is ready to make the jump from Pierre to Washington.  Hawks, a democrat, has announced her intention […]

If you ran into South Dakota Farmer’s Union President Doug Sombke at the State Fair, there’s a good chance he was carrying a clipboard and […]